Search results for query: feeder bowl

  • Order by relevance
  1. Steve A

    Panther Cham not eating crickets from feeder.

    Yeah the crickets can get kind of annoying lol I have a habit of losing 1-2 here or there when feeding. I even use a funnel to dump them into the feeder now but .....at 6:45am I have a tendency to do stupid things because it takes forever for me to wake up
  2. ERKleRose

    Veiled Chameleon has a purple tint

    No problem at all, that’s why we have this community! Welcome on here! I know this is a lot of info I’m about to throw at you, so ask any questions you need! There are no stupid questions, we’re here to help! My feedback will be in red, and I’ve attached helpful images and links below: He is...
  3. CryptKeeper

    New Ambilobe Panther owner looking for right setup

    Great thank you! I tried putting crickets in this feeder bowl that they supposedly can’t climb out of. (Has a mesh cylinder coming from the middle up to a chain with like a cap on top so they can’t climb around it) well they just hopped out onto the screens and hid lol he did walk around and...
  4. Steve A

    Hatching some silk moths

    Spike has really slowed down his eating. He's typically eating 1-2 silkworms (they're large now though) per day, and up to 6 large BSFL. Most days the last week or so he's really only eaten 1 silkworm. Some days he doesn't touch anything. Sometimes its like... 1 large silk and 1-3 BSFL...
  5. CryptKeeper

    Keeping crickets alive

    It seems like my guy likes to hunt for his food. Even the bugs he likes now when I put them in a bowl/dish he doesn’t really eat them, maybe one here and there but mostly I have to put them on a branch somewhere in his enclosure and he eats them. Or one of the huge moths from the horned worm I...
  6. landon.doering

    What is the best bug to feed chameleon with d3

    I did not know the palm is more frightening because I tried to hand feed him with no avail I am going to try the back of my hand with a silkworm sometime thank you
  7. H

    New Reptile and Cham owner!

    ...all the nutrients he needs. Firstly, how often am I supposed to use the calcium powder and how much of it do I use? Do I put it in his feeder bowl and sprinkle it on top of the bugs? I have the calcium without D3 and then separately D3 which I have read to use twice a month? Do you do...
  8. Steve A

    New Ambilobe Panther owner looking for right setup

    So this is how I have it set up. Notice you can see him and he can easily see them climbing up. He's far away from it but he has branches that are really close to the feeder so he can also look down into the bottom.
  9. Beman

    Wont eat out of feeding bowl

    Typically when they do not like bowls switching to a feeder run is better. This is more of a hunting feel. I like the shooting gallery a lot for those that do not like bowls. I use the full throttle feeder but I would not use it for one that does not like a bowl because the bottom is basically a...
  10. R

    Beignet’s home (The Cafe Du Monde)

    @elizaann2 lets continue our convo from the show off thread here :) I’m planning on wrapping the bamboo sticks with some sphagnum moss to reduce slipperiness and allow plants to actually grow into them. Is this plan okay? The 5.0 UVB is a screw in bulb, would a bar light be better? Here’s a...
  11. elizaann2

    Where and when to feed?

    You'll want a feeding station that is up higher, a lunch log or feeder run is ideal because it holds the bugs in it quite easily. On days I have to leave for work in the mornings I just fill my lunch log with crickets so they have food to eat during the day. Chams need heat to digest their...
  12. Steve A

    Where and when to feed?

    The DAY I got Spike I fed him silkworms by placing them on a branch right in front of him by hand. A week later he wouldn't even eat silks, and would only eat Crickets(window feeder) and BSFL in his feeder cup. A couple weeks later, he finally ate from my hand! Success!! He ate some BSFL...
  13. nightanole

    Haven't seen my chameleon eat yet...

    The going to the sleeping stick several hours before sunset is perfectly normal. As for feeding, most will not hand/tong feed at first. Most however will eat from a cup, or even a cup on a stick (ladle?). What i do for new extended family members is put a large opaque dish at the bottom of...
  14. elizaann2

    Veiled Male or Female?

    See my responses below in bold :) Your Chameleon - Female veiled chameleon. PetSmart told.us she was almost a year old by based on her size and coloring I think she's more likely around 6 or 7 months. We have had her fot about 2 weeks. You will need to make sure that you have a lay bin for...
  15. Steve A

    Feeding cups!

    Yeah they're free ranging our boy right now haha but he's in a smaller enclosure of course. I won't be doing that because I want to keep track of what he's eating as good as I can. I ended up buying the feeder from their site that @Beman suggested! Side note: I still need to find a smaller...
  16. C

    Baby Panther Care

    Bolt seems small, his skin is a little wrinkled. He weighs 40 grams but looks thin. Maybe he's getting longer. I didn't measure his length. He hasn't shed since he arrived Aug. 16th. Does that mean he's not growing? Yesterday, I finally got him to eat wax worms. He was only eating...
  17. Harry938

    Is this set up right for a Yemen chameleon?

    Thank you for replying, that’s my bad I know not to use the red light I’d just finished putting everything in his Viv so turned it on for 5 mins to boost heating as it had got abit cold (like 16 near substrate), the uvb bulb is at the top above the door, currently, I’m planning to cut half the...
  18. elizaann2

    New Jackson's Xantholophus

    Thank you so much for the visual! I'll move mine now to reflect what I see you have done in yours.
  19. Steve A

    New Ambilobe Panther owner looking for right setup

    ...don't get dirty since they just sit in a cup all day. I'll put them back in with the rest in their dish. Sometimes he poops in their feeder bowl lol so if he does I just put those ones in plant pots in the enclosure to let them pupate. Silks I get from Frams, coastalsilks, etc. Most of...
  20. LizardLurkin

    Bump in the Corner of Young Chameleon's Eye

    Your Chameleon My guess is he is 2-3 months old, and he's been in my care since the 16th of this month. Handling - How often do you handle your chameleon? I have to handle/interact with him directly twice a day to administer ointment into his little eye. Feeding - What are you feeding your cham...
Back
Top Bottom